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Thanks - I think it has something to do with the encoding, I'll check it when I get home from work....good suggestions!
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Thanks - I think it has something to do with the encoding, I'll check it when I get home from work....good suggestions!

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I've successfully installed, enabled, and connected to my machine from a remote location with VNC Viewer on the WIndows side.<br />
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When I set a password on OSXvnc (1.71) and attempt to connect from VNC Viewer on a Windows machine, it prompts for the password which I'm typing in - however it says that its an invalid password.......<br />
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Any ideas why VNC Viewer and OSXvnc aren't cooperating in terms of accepting this password?
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I've successfully installed, enabled, and connected to my machine from a remote location with VNC Viewer on the WIndows side.

When I set a password on OSXvnc (1.71) and attempt to connect from VNC Viewer on a Windows machine, it prompts for the password which I'm typing in - however it says that its an invalid password.......

Any ideas why VNC Viewer and OSXvnc aren't cooperating in terms of accepting this password?

OSXVNC + Password

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